The Fast Draft – Should You or Shouldn’t You?
by Rachel Hauck
It’s NaNoWriMo and I’m about to start a fast draft (FD) of my next book. For me, the FD seems to be the best way to get a feel and vision for the
November 2019 Member News and Achievements
NOVEMBER MEMBER NEWS
Michelle Bader, of Vancouver, Washington, reports that because of a connection made at the 2018
summer conference, she has an article in the current issue of Brio, the Focus on the Family publication for teen
2019 August/September Member News
Janet Asbridge, of Vancouver, Washington, had a devotional published in the July/August issue of The Upper Room. In April, she had a short story published in All in the Family Tree by Grace Publishing.
Carolyn Bolz, of Riverside, California, contributed “How Do
Challenge Yourself to Be a Better Writer by Beth K. Vogt
By Beth K. Vogt
Early on in my writing career, a mentor challenged me to be a writer who always “upped her game.” However, I realized if I wanted to see real progress I needed to move past a vague idea of how I wanted to
Conference Recordings
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July 2019 Member News
Karen Barnett, of Albany, is a finalist for the Carol Award from American Christian Fiction Writers 
(ACFW). Her title, Where the Fire Falls, is one of three finalists in the historical romance category.
Janice Cantore, of Waikaloa,